boo

/buː/
interjection
  1. A sound made to surprise or frighten someone, often used playfully.
    • He jumped out from behind the door and shouted, 'Boo!'
    • The little girl giggled when her dad said 'boo' during the game.
    • Don't sneak up on me like that — you scared me with your 'boo'!
  2. A sound made to show disapproval, especially at a performance or event.
    • The politician was booed off the stage by the angry protesters.
    • The crowd started to boo when the referee made a bad call.
    • Some audience members began to boo the comedian's offensive jokes.
noun
  1. A sound of disapproval made by a crowd.
    • A loud boo came from the stands after the missed goal.
    • There were more boos than cheers at the end of the movie.
    • The actor ignored the boos and continued his speech.
  2. (Informal) A boyfriend, girlfriend, or romantic partner.
    • Happy anniversary to my boo!
    • I'm going to the movies with my boo tonight.
    • She calls her boyfriend 'boo' all the time.
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verb
  1. To make a sound of disapproval, typically by shouting 'boo'.
    • The fans booed the umpire after the controversial decision.
    • Don't boo the performers — it's rude.
    • The audience booed loudly when the show ended early.
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